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Can LTM help to save on SSL certificates on different common names?
Dear all,
F5 had recently replaced Brocade and Microsoft Forefront Threat Management Gateway (Forefront TMG).
Customer has many subsidiary companies and has its own domain names. They all point ...
Yes it makes sense.
Does this scenario makes sense? Whenever users use autodiscover to setup Outlook client by keying in user@abccommodities.com and password, Outlook tries to retrieve info from autodiscover.abccommodities.com but realized the other end has certificate for autodiscover.abc.com, thus the security warning.
Solution is to have certificates installed on F5 since all autodiscover traffic goes to the virtual server.
So in F5, does it make sense to redirect autodiscover.abccommodities.com to autodiscover.abc.com as its first autodiscover process. Which may mean we need to inspect traffic at HTTP layer.
I am exploring solutions here on F5, exhaust them before I tell customer there is nothing we can do at F5 side. Which makes me wonder can Microsoft TMG do this?